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On the Value of Experiential Learning
Aristotle counsels, “For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them.” Joan Erikson builds on his profound words writing, “Wisdom is not what comes from reading great books. When it comes to … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective, Tools
Tagged Albert Einstein, Aristotle, Confucius, Experiential Learning, Joan Erikson, Knowledge, William Butler Yeats
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On the Gifts of Time’s Passing
In the journey of life, we discover that its true beauty reveals itself as time passes. Just like a fine wine that becomes richer with age, our experiences, challenges, and triumphs add depth and vibrancy to our existence. Embracing the … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Fulfillment, Perspective
Tagged Beauty, Confucius, Frank Lloyd Wright, Life, Life's Masterpiece, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Rumi, Time, Time Passing
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On Change, the Magical Key to Happiness and Wisdom
Confucius said, “They must often change, who would be constant in happiness or wisdom.” His words are a powerful reminder that in order to further unlock our journey’s joy and enlightenment, we must open ourselves to the transformative power that … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Change, Comfort Zone, Confucius, Nelson Mandela, Rumi, Self-Discovery
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On Life’s Journey
Confucius said, “Roads were made for journeys, not destinations.” His words are a gentle reminder to great leaders that each day of life is but another beautiful step on their mgnificent journey in achieving their life’s purpose and meaning. There … Continue reading
On the Joy of Living Your Potential
Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote: “The only person you are destined to become is the person you decide to be.” His words speak to the power of one’s potential which awaits release in the moment of our decision. Our potential is … Continue reading
Posted in Imagination
Tagged Confucius, Destiny, Hal Elrod, Limit, Passion, Potential, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Zig Ziglar
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When Dreams Turn Into Goals
A friend recently shared with me his reflections on his visit to Italy. He wrote: “From this trip, I learned so much about the culture and history of Italy, but also learned a lot about myself. I learned how to … Continue reading
Posted in Mosaic
Tagged Allegory, Confucius, Dream, Goal, Greg Reid, Inspiration, Plan, SONG, Tony Robbins
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